Get 77 TTRPG adventures for $17.99. Goodman Games and Fanatical team up for the Colossal 70+ Dungeons RPG Collection. Redeemable on DriveThruRPG.
Enhance your D&D and DCC games with the “Monsters, Traps, & DM Tricks” bundle, all for a great cause
At Humble, there’s a Monsters, Traps, & DM Tricks bundle with titles like How to Write Adventure Modules That Don’t Suck.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Bloat Games
Can you imagine how busy Eric Bloat must be? Nevertheless, Eric very kindly made time for us.
Love Mutants and the Idylls of the Rat King: Goodman Games brings DCC back to Humble
A $25 spend will get you $1,047 in DCC value and a 20% coupon. We have until August 23rd to bag the deal.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #96
Wizards of the Coast are taking back control of D&D in some countries after settling a legal row. Luke Crane’s The Burning Wheel is Roll20’s quickest growing system, and the inhospitable setting round table is coming. It’s an RPG news summary from Geek Native.
Genre Police: Character Study
When you have a small number of players who want to tell a slightly bigger story or a small group but lots of ideas, you can create a situation where people play more than one character.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #72
Routinely Itemised is a weekly roundup of RPG news from Wizards of the Coast, Chaosium, Cubicle 7, R. Talsorian Games, PEG, Paizo and the industry.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #14
In this column, we quickly summarise news and discoveries from the RPG industry. If it hit the radar this week, then it has a chance of making this bullet-point collection of headlines.
Genre Police: More Than Just Semi-Nudes – Sword & Sorcery
Welcome to back Genre Police, a series of articles where I take a look at a genre or sub-genre, how it has been handled in gaming and how we can implement that in our games. Today, we are going to round up our fantasy sub-genres for now with the most venerable tradition of all – […]
Kickin’ it Old School: A Review of How to Game Master Like a Fucking Boss
In the wonderful world of tabletop role-playing games, there are two separate yet equally-important schools of thought: the “old-school” style of play perpetrated from classic editions of Dungeons & Dragons through the 80s, and the “new-school” style of play coming from the rising indie RPG movement of the late 90s through now. How to Game Master Like a […]
